the Government of the Philippine Islands

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the Government of the Philippine Islands Act No. 666

A trade-name is the name, device, or mark by which is intended to be distinguished from that of others the business, profession, trade, or occupation in which one may be engaged and in which goods are manufactured or sold to the public, work is done for the public, or professional services are rendered to the public. It is not essential that the trade-name should appear on the goods manufactured or dealt in by the person owning or using the same.
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the Government of the Philippine Islands Act No. 666

Any person who knowing the purposes for which such trade-mark or trade-name is to be used, and that it is the property of one person, prints, lithographs, or in any way reproduces such trade-mark or trade-name, or a colorable imitation thereof, for another person to enable that other person fraudulently to use such trade-mark or trade-name in the deception of the public and the defrauding of the real owner of the trade-mark or trade-name, shall be punished by a fine not exceeding one thousand dollars, or by imprisonment not exceeding eighteen months, or both, in the discretion of the court.
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